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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How old is Lea at the beginning of the story?
(a) 16.
(b) 32.
(c) 49.
(d) 21.
2. How old was Cheri when he began a relationship with Lea?
(a) 15.
(b) 17.
(c) 22.
(d) 25.
3. What does Cheri ask Desmond to do for him?
(a) Be godfather to his son.
(b) Phone Edmee.
(c) Give him investment advice.
(d) Loan him money.
4. Which of the following did Lea NOT feed Cheri during this summer?
(a) Beef Bourguignon.
(b) Chicken.
(c) Cream.
(d) Strawberries.
5. Who is the courtesan that Lea thinks is too old to still be entertaining young men?
(a) Lili.
(b) Desiree.
(c) Helene.
(d) Gigi.
Short Answer Questions
1. What nickname does Cheri sometimes call Lea?
2. What drug does the Pal use in her apartment?
3. How does Cheri behave when he sees Edmee wearing the pearl necklace?
4. How does Lea manage her feelings related to Cheri's upcoming marriage?
5. Which of the following do Cheri and Desmond NOT do during their time together?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the relationship between Lea and Cheri begin?
2. What is the significance of pearls to Cheri?
3. How do Lea and Cheri differ in terms of their purpose and ways to find fulfillment in their lives?
4. What does the author reveal about Cheri's physical and emotional traits?
5. How does Cheri's engagement to Edmee begin to alter the relationship between Lea and Cheri?
6. Describe the scene in which Cheri finds Edmee going through his personal papers.
7. What does Lea do in order to get any news about Cheri while he is on his honeymoon?
8. What does Cheri do during the time he spends at Desmond's?
9. Describe some of the interpersonal dynamics in Madame Peloux's house while Cheri and Edmee live there.
10. Why does Lea have such a marked reaction to the garden party and what does she do as a result?
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